Rev Tyler Chosen Leader as Sunday School Group Expands
The International Sunday School association elected Rev. B. B. Tyler of Denver as president for the next term. E. R. Machum and W. A. Ludaly were named vice presidents, G. W. Bailey treasurer, and E. Morris Ferguson secretary among others. Field Workers Conference set new officers and pledged a goal of 15,000 yesterday toward a 25,000 annual contribution. Added: Davis conference officers named for northeast south west central Canada. meeting held in Denver on June 28.
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Denver
Cal
International Sunday School Association
B. B. Tyler
South Broadway Christian Church
E. R. Machum
St. Johns
Neb
W. A. Ludaly
Cincinnati
A. B. McCrillis
Providence
R. 1
W. 8. Jacobs
Nashvile
Tenn
C. M. Campbell
Sacramento
E. R. Carter
Offivg
Lanta
G. W. Bailey
Philadelphia
Howard
Merrick
E. M. Ferguson
New Jersey
Field Workers’ Conference
E. Morris Ferguson
Northeast
T. S. Conant
Boston
South
George C
Young Women's Conference Opens at Silver Bay
Silver Bay New York June 28 The students section of the Young women's conference under the American committee opened last night with 550 delegates from Canada and the eastern states Dr A B Mc Lowell of New York City presiding Dr Wilson Merle Smith of New York City delivered the opening address on Character and Consecration Mrs R E Speer Price of Chicago and other workers in the Young Women's Christian Association are on the committee in charge
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Silver Bay
N. Y
Young Women’s Conference
American Committee
Canada
A. 8. McLowell
New York City
Wilson Merle Smith
R. E. Speer Price
Chicago
Young Women’s Christian Association
Forced Civil Government in the Philippines Testimony at Gardener Probe
Captain Matthew Steele of the Sixth cavalry testified in Manila on June 28 about Gardener charges. He described guarding Lucban residents during a local president election, claiming the voters chose a criminal-in-jail, and that pressure forced a reluctant candidate to accept office. He also recounted rumors about Major Newberry using harsh methods to extract information, including alleged killings with a Mauser pistol.
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Manila
Matthew Steele
Sixth Cavalry
Gardener
Tayabas
Lucban
Steele
Newberry
Thirtieth Regiment of Volunteers
Ohio Teachers' Association elects officers for event year
Put-In-Bay Ohio June 28 The Ohio Teachers association yesterday elected officers for the event year President Superintendent Arthur Powell Steubenville Secretary W H Kirk Cleveland Treasurer J W McKinnon Bellefontaine Executive committee Superintendent Raymon East Liverpool Superintendent Weaver Springfield Record of control Ohio Teachers Reading Circle Miss Delia Williams Delaware Superintendent Coultrop Athens
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Put-In-Bay
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Arthur Powell
Steubenville
W. H H. Kirk
Cleveland
J. W. McKinnon
Bellefontaine
Raymon
East Liverpool
Weaver
Springheld
Ohio Teachers Reading Circle
Delia Williams
Delaware
Coultrop
Athens
President Dined With Lodge at Genator Lodge Home
Washington June 28 President Moosevelt attended a dinner at Genator Lodge's home with several guests last night. The gathering included notable figures in a social setting reflecting ongoing diplomatic engagements.
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Washington
Moosevelt
Genator Lodge
Seehers
Contested Horton Butler Election Case Moves On
Washington June 28 The House began debate on the Horton vs Butler election from Missouri with the committee split. The majority urged voiding the seat due to fraud while the minority supported Butler retaining the seat. Vote expected today as mood of the chamber shifts amid blocked unanimous consent requests.
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Washington
House
Horton
Missouri
Mr. Bowie
Alabama
Mrr. Moon
Tennessee
Indian Territory
Finances in Fine Shape Across Markets and Industries
Dun and Co reports domestic finances strong and trade steady with high activity in iron and steel and textiles. Rail earnings rise 4.6 percent year to date and 17.7 percent from 1990. Furnaces restart with coke, structural steel demand remains robust, and woolen goods see stronger demand. Agricultural prospects look favorable despite scattered rain and drought. Failures total 200 in the U.S. and 20 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Germany
Placwg
Drouth
Lght
United States
Canada
King Edward Gains Momentum After Promising Bulletin
London reports King Edward maintained improvement and had a comfortable day. Physicians united in optimism, deeming periotonitis unlikely and recovery probable. Meanwhile riots by rough elements erupted in Watford and other towns, with damage to shops and fires set, policing bolstered.
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London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Lord Churchill
Ieves
Laking
Barlow
Prince and Princess of Wales
Liverpool
Watford
Stock Market Slips in Broad Decline as Trading Ebbs
New York stocks failed to attract activity with only a few movers. St Paul led losses amid a general lack of news while Missouri Pacific rose briefly on demand. Colorado Fuel dividend triggered a 4 point drop, Ice Preferred slid then recovered 1 percent, and Amalgamated Copper faced pressure before closing heavy across the board.
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New York
St. Paul
Clingis Central
Missouri
Colorado
Gulf Stream Marks Its Course Through the Ocean
The gulf stream shows a deeper blue than neighboring sea due to high salinity, with tropical temperatures that rise 10 to 15 degrees on entering its limits. Historical notes recount Franklin’s idea that sea surface temperature could fix a ship’s longitude, aiding navigators before accurate chronometers.
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Gulf Stream
National Geographic Magazine
Mediterranean
Starrison
America
Benjamin Franklin
Reids Highly Honored in British Court Presence
London reports Special Ambassador and Mrs Reid were received by the Prince and Princess of Wales marking an unusual honor with both ladies included in the audience. Queen Alexandra was to receive the Reids the following day at royal reception.
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London
Reid
Prince and Princess of Wales
Queen Alexandra
Reids
Western Maryland Road Transferred to Fuller Indicate
Baltimore city holdings in the Western Maryland Railroad were formally transferred to the Fuller Indicate representing the Wabash system. The payment for the securities totaled 8 651 370 45 dollars in the transaction dated June 28 in Baltimore.
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Western Maryland Road
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Fuller
Wabash Railway System
Butter in the West Indies Color Bias Remark
A London Chronicle remark claims West Indian consumers prefer red butter and red goods, stating that even colored labels or red shirts appeal to “the darkies” there. The text reflects dated racial stereotypes and commodity color associations in trade commentary.
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West Indies
Darkies
London Chronicle
American teachers missing in Cebu believed murdered
Manila reports little doubt four American teachers from Cebu are dead after vanishing June 10 during a day outing. A constable who killed a man resisting arrest was found with the teachers’ revolver, watch, and chain on his person, identified as Mr. Thomas. Also notes Boers welcomed to the North, hoping for Northwest homes and Dutch farmers' sturdy manhood.
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Manila
T.re
Cebu
Constabulary
Persen
Thomas
Minneapolis
Northwest
South Africa
Avatrian government to arm regiments with magnasium swords
The London Globe reports Avatrian authorities plan arming several cavalry regiments with swords forged from magnasium a new metal said to blend light aluminium like weight with steel like strength and flexibility.
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London Globe
A Sure Thing About a Ticket on a Cuckoo Clock
A shy fifteen year old girl visits a busy real estate agent and asks him to buy a ticket on their cuckoo clock. He snaps that he has no use for such a clock, while she pleads politely for him to purchase. The incident appears in the Kansas City Independent.
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Kansas City Independent
Wood Vaccination and Portable Antiseptic Treatment
The article discusses using soft wood for telegraph and railway needs in new colonies. It notes hardwood is hard to work and tropical soft wood deteriorates from ferments and insects. A portable antiseptic wood treatment is proposed for future hot climates, with creosote or realphate of copper making railway sleepers more durable.
Heat Measuring at Yerkes Observatory
The Yerkes observatory reports a heat measuring apparatus capable of detecting heat to about one millionth of a degree. It measures heat reaching Earth from Vega Arcturus Jupiter and Saturn, with relative intensities recorded as 51 1 14 2 38 and .37.
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Yerkes Observatory
Earth
Vega
Arcturus
Jupiter
Saturn
Toward Natural Biliousness Relief Through Diet and Exercise
A Philadelphia Press influenced view argues biliousness stems from over eating and indigestible foods. It prescribes light meals, careful diet excluding fats and alcohol, restricted tobacco and coffee, regular nightly rest, and targeted abdominal exercises with simple home routines.
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Philadelphia
AmnestY for Filipinos Tied to Civil Gov New Policy
Cabinet meet in Washington outlines an amnesty plan for Philippine political offenders, including Aguinaldo, to be issued if the civil government bill becomes law on Independence Day. Proclamation would grant liberty to those in military custody and permit civil participation, while criminal cases stay under law. The plan accompanies ongoing talks on friars lands and Taft negotiations, with Roots coordinating and the session marking a 88-year outside-White-House cabinet gathering.
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Washington
War Department
Root
Wright
Aguinaldo
Thosefeld
Guan
Philippine Islands
Mindanao
United States
Roper
Ciil
Taare
Cryil
Taft
Philippines
Secretary Root
Rome
Lafayette Square
White House
Dewey Questions Aguinaldo Loyalty and Manila Arms Cash
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate Philippines committee, noting mistrust of Aguinaldo after the Cavite standstill and questioning whether arms sent to Manila were bought with former Spanish peace money. He implied Aguinaldo sought independence for himself, while debating the source of funds for weapon shipments.
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Aguinaldo
Dewey
Senator Lodge
Washington
Adivat Lbewey
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Cavite
Manila
Deltrich
Spain
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Ence
Patterson
Admiral Dewey
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Tere
Carmack
Aguinado
Ohio
Lodge
Moon
Trade Weill
Ernor Wright
Mack
Philip
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